iPod iChing - turbulent times

Lazy friday and it is time to consult the iPod oracle on a question of scientific import:

Oh, great and mighty iPod - in warm α accretion disks, is magneto-rotational instability induced turbulence really the dominant source of effective bulk viscosity?

Whoosh. The randomizer whooshes.

• The Covering: Party Girl - U2
  
• The Crossing: Do Anything you Wanna Do - Eddie and the Hot Rods
  
• The Crown: Mr Brightside - The Killers
  
• The Root: The Crawdad Song - Twin Sisters
  
• The Past: Marche slave - 1812 overture
  
• The Future: Zu Hilfe! - Magic Flute
  
• The Questioner: Message in a Bottle - The Police
  
• The House: Possibly Maybe - Björk
  
• The Inside: If You're Happy and You Know it - Twin Sister
  
• The Outcome: Should I Stay or Should I Go - Clash
  

Strangely, I just noticed during play that #11 is "Eddie" from Rocky Horror Picture Show.
And #12 is "Everyday I write the Book" - erie.


As always, the Key as explained by Sean

Oh dear, the iPod has hit its limits; much like God, it too does not know nor can we ever reach consensus;

As the High Priest, I read, and I declare - MRI turbulence is sometimes a dominant source of bulk viscosity, but not necessarily always; and the community will not reach a consensus on this.

How very disappointing.

No! We must not let our faith flag; it is my fault, I asked a poorly phrased question. The iPod answered as best it could given the foolishness of the Questioner.

Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa.